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> The corners are huge, even when maximized. Upgraded to Mac OS 26? > You can hide it. I rarely use it as I use a launcher. Cmd+Space, type first letters of
by nottorp 5mo ago
> The corners are huge, even when maximized.
Upgraded to Mac OS 26?
> You can hide it. I rarely use it as I use a launcher.
Cmd+Space, type first letters of application name, enter.
- altcognito 5mo agoI definitely use this, but if you want to navigate to specific window on an app, prepare to be annoyed. MacOS doesn't really have a window manager, it has an app switcher, and a really inconvenient way to pick the context of your workspace.
- roryirvine 5mo agocmd + ` switches between windows of an app. Unfortunately, that's the most awkward key combo imaginable on non-US keyboards. Still better than having to mouse down to the (hidden) dock, but only marginally. GNOME does it right, and uses super + <the key above tab>. Works the same as the Mac in the US, but is infinitely better in the rest of the world. (you might be able to remap it on macos using an undocumented 'hidutil' command, but I've never got it to work on an external keyboard)
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- musicale 5mo agoSystem Settings> Keyboard> Keyboard Shortcuts> Keyboard> Move focus to next window